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Dear Amy: I am an enabler. And it’s killing me.

Dear Amy: I never interfere with our children’s spouses’ business. I have a good relationship with both of our kids’ spouses. Our daughter-in-law decided to go back to school about five years ago.

Dear Amy: Recently my husband and I were vacationing. While enjoying the view of the water, I asked to borrow his phone since mine was back in the hotel room.

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Dear Amy: My father is 101 years old. He lives at home with us and contributes to the cost of his caregiver (about $5,000 a month).

Dear Amy: My husband and I are health care professionals currently working in patient care. I have spent hours educating my friends on how to keep healthy and safe during the pandemic.

Brighten your day with these delicious mini lemon bundtlets. These tasty little cakes are miniature moist Bundt cakes with a perfect blend of sweet and tart. The moistness comes from a simple lemon syrup that the cakes are dipped in right out of the oven.

The list of pantry staples always begins with items like dried beans, pasta, rice and trickles down to canned fruit, soups and breadcrumbs. But near the top of my supply list is sweetened condensed milk. Just seeing the can makes me happy.

Dear Amy: One of my friends, “Charles,” has just gotten out of a three-year relationship with his emotionally abusive partner, “Anthony.” Before I understood how abusive Anthony had been, I considered us friends, but I’m no longer comfortable associating with Anthony at all. Normally in this kind of situation where someone’s primary friendship is with one person, the friendship just sort of naturally dissolves when they break up, but Anthony thinks of me as his best friend and is likely to continue, unless I say otherwise.